
Panghegar de Padel opened on Jl. Terusan Pasirkoja in Babakan Ciparay, west Bandung, and describes itself in one line: two standard international courts, ten-metre ceiling, semi-indoor. AYO's own court record classifies both courts as indoor, so the honest description is a fully roofed hall with open sides. It is a genuinely separate venue from its two neighbours on the same road — Fit Padel Club at No. 242 and Vivaldi Padel at No. 248 — and carries its own branding across the court glass.
Two courts, Court A and Court B, laid on a Supercourt XN surface with white perimeter mesh and glass back walls. Booking runs 06:00 to 23:00 and rates are refreshingly low: Rp 85,000 for the standard band and Rp 117,000 at peak, with roughly 30 bookable padel slots showing on a typical day.
No coaching programme is advertised on the venue's booking profile.
Reviewers praise the parking, the court lighting and ball rebound, and the cafe. The criticisms are specific and worth stating plainly: there is only one bathroom, at least one player reported the water smelling of iron, the roof has leaked during heavy rain, and one reviewer found the court surface not perfectly level. The club publishes a strict venue rulebook — no leaning on or tapping the glass, sports shoes compulsory, no smoking anywhere on site.
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